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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1908

Page

6

County Correspondence From St Paul Social Roundup

Miss Emma Johannes hosted a friend from Indianapolis last week. Miss Bessie Barnes of Indianapolis visited her parents over Sunday. Nellie Robinson from Indianapolis is visiting friends in and around. A chorus of 200 voices prepares for the homecoming on August 6 and 8. Edna Hess spent Sunday in Shelbyville with her sister Mrs Shortridge. Dr Williams entertained the Decatur Medical Society Friday evening. Dr Kealing of Waldron was a guest. Ethel Crooks of Greensburg and Eva Beatley of near Downeyville called on Esther Williams last week. Mrs Charity A Baker and Mrs Fred Avery visited Milford on Sunday to see aunt Mrs C M Sanders.

Emma Johannes Indianapolis Bessie Barnes Indianaplis Nellie Robinson St. Paul Edna Hess Shelbyville Mrs. Shortridge Dr. Williams Decatur Court Ical Society Dr. Kealing Waldron Ethel Crooks Greensburg Eva Beatley Downeyville Esther Wiliams Charity A. Baker Fred Avery Milford C. M. Sanders

Panther Creek Local Notes and Farm Life Tidbits

Panter Creek reports greetings from James Martin and family near Westport and A L Jessup hosting berry transfers. A E Tucker visits from the Isthmus of Panama to manage farm interests while George Schneider buys a new buggy from Chicago. A cow death and odd farming chores headline a day of farm life and local talk.

A. L Jessup A. E. Tucker Panama George Schneider Chicago Martin Schinck H. D. Pickett St. Dennis

Visitors and relatives gather across towns

Newpoint residents Rose and Elva Puttmann visit Cincinnati. Fred Myers of Batesville and wife tour town Tuesday. Sylvia Wood visits Greensburg relatives. John Gilbert from Hillsdale MA home on leave. American office staff picnicked at Hillsdale park. Ed Metz and wife from Kingston visited George Metz family. Roxanna Riley visited her parents George Ray and wife. Joel Walker and wife from Chicago visit Walker relatives. Carl Wolfe of St Paul meat market spent Sunday with home folks. Stella Keart of Indianapolis visits her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vandever host daughters from Indianapolis and Tipton. Burton and wife of Greensburg guests of Hilliards. Clyde Palmer and Nannie Harding attend Tri Kappa dance in Batesville. Leal Freeland and wife welcomed a son dwelling with them since Saturday. Mrs. Camden of Indianapolis visits Hooten relatives then leaves country. Jennie Starks returns from Indianapolis conservatory. M E Sunday school reorganized and urged attendance. Clark Barb and wife with Frank Marlin return from Clifford visit to Barb’s parents. Estella Hoff of Havana Illinois visits Florence Hoff then goes to Morris. Will McDermott, Texas Pacific conductor, returns to duties after visit with parents. Mr. and Mrs. Shambaugh and daughter from Pueblo visit Barnard Osborn and Puttman relatives, plan Ohio visit. Mr. and Mrs. Grow host seven sons reunion, first in ten years: Walter Kirksville Missouri, Will and Herbert Danville, Arthur and Coley Indianapolis, Oslie and Horace this place.

Rose Elva Puttmann Cincinnati Fred Myers Batesville Sylvia Wood Greensburg John Gilbert Hillsdale Massachusetts Hillsdale Park Ed Metz Kingston George Metz Roxanna Riley George Ray Vandever Indianapolis Tipton Mr. Burton W. H. Hilliard J. L. Hilliard Clyde Palmer Nannie Harding Leal Freeland Clark Barb Frank Marlin Clifford Mr. Barb Estella Hoff Havana Illinois Florence Hoff Morris Will McDermott J. McDermott Shambaugh Moore Pueblo Colorado

Local Residents Visit Greensburg Area

Earl Hite was in Clarsburg and Greensburg this week visiting home folks. Mrs Larkin Davis traveled to Greensburg on business. Charles Howe accompanied Earl Hite in Greensburg. Tom Smith returned to Cincinnati after visiting his parents. Miss Ruby Emmett spent time in Greensburg with relatives and friends. Miss Lucy Young visited her sister Mrs Fred Boys in Greensburg. Miss Jessie Smith from Cleveland is visiting her parents Dr and Mrs Smith. William Kincaid was in Greensburg for a short stay and business with friends.

Larkin Davis Greensburg Earl Hite Charles Howe Tom Smith Cincinnati Ruby Emmett Lucy Young Fred Boys Jessie Smith Cleveland Ohio Smith William Kincaid

Local folks kept busy visiting and socializing on Tuesday

Several residents made short trips or hosted relatives across Greensburg Rugby and nearby towns. Alma Worland, Mrs Lane, and Mrs Conk spent Tuesday in Creensburg while Richard Fowler and wife visited her parents. Martha West Linegar saw his wife here. Others rode to Greensburg for shopping or to visit relatives, with several families listed as hosting guests or returning home after visits.

A Californian's Luck With Bucklen Arnica Salve

Charles F. Budahn of Tracey California says the luckiest day of his life was buying Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He reports two 25 cent boxes cured a long lasting itching piles that resisted other treatments. Sold with guarantee at F M Henry Co's drug store.

Bucklen Charles F. Budahn Tracey California F. M. Henry & Co

Kingston Social Roundup Includes Visits and Work

Arthur Donnell sang a solo Sunday while Shaw Davis works on painting at the parsonage. Miss Bessie Springmire of Milroy visits home folks, Jeff Myers and family stay with relatives. Blackberries fetch thirty to thirty five cents a gallon as small berries. Rain halted threshing Monday night and Tuesday morning, four machines paused until Wednesday. Delmar Blackmore recovers from finger injuries after a machine mishap.

Bessie Springmire Milroy Jeff Myers Fallon Lyons Vevay Claude Wise Indianapolis George Lyons Little Delmar Dave Blackmore

Community notices and social visits reported in Burney locality

Local residents visit, illness recovery, and religious events are summarized. Names include Mrs Will Smiley, Mrs Glen Elliott, Luther, Sherman Pumphrey, L T Howell, Spurgeon family, Riller Jones, Dr R T Gephart, W A Miers, Epworth League events led by Gladys Howell, J S Minor, John Hayes family, Rev Wayhinger, A E Jeffrey, Mrs Clay Alexander, Rev W A Pavey. Activities include ice cream festival, social at Edd Jackson home, and birthday party for Fred Luther with gifts and a Kodak report.

Stimulation Without Irritation Urino Laxative Ad

Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup cleanses and stimulates the bowels without irritation. Sold by J. H. Batterton. ml

J. H. Batterton

Local notes from Rush County and surrounding towns

Milroy W L McKee visits Bloomington Illinois Herschel Root returns from Coldwater Michigan Mrs Jennie Power attends Prohibition rally at Rushville Open air meeting at Williamstown planned Sunday at 3 pm Mrs Wicks and two children of Crawfordsville visit her father Dr Thomas Luna Marlow and son Fred of Fort Worth Texas visit relatives here and at Richland Prof T W Nadal leaves for Harvard Willard scholarship Prof Taylor and Samuel Peggs among early nimrods granted permission to shoot squirrels Flora Green returns to Buffalo New York after visit Rushville chatauqua set August 7 to 16 with potential Rush county home coming Fire department saved a barn and other buildings for Freeman Elston Thursday night Tompkins Hotel now managed by Carl Ralston with Brazil Seward returning to Rushville Monroe Gloshen owner moving here

W. L. McKee Bloomington Illinois Herschel Root Coldwater Michigan Jennie Power Rushville Williamstown Wicks Crawfordsville Thomas Luna Marlow Fred Fort Worth Texas Richland T. W. Nadal Harvard University Willard Taylor Samuel Peggs Flora Green Buffalo New York Rush County Freeman Elston Tompkins Hotel Carl Ralston Brazil Seward Monroe Gloshen

Clergy pallbearer duties and weekday baseball appeal

Rev Westhafer served as pallbearer for Rev T W Northcott of Carthage Methodist. Funeral at Mapleton M E Church Indianapolis. Citizens plan to press baseball managers to hold games on weekdays to curb Sunday rabble and disturbance. Prof Nadal to present request to church union.

Local residents visit and family news from area

Born to Carl Davis and his wife a son. Carl Shafer attended business matters in Indianapolis last week. Everett Hull and Milton Keith of Flatrock were recent business visitors to the area. Henry Taylor lost a sawmill and lumber by fire last Friday night. Ida Hueckersmith returned to Rushville after visiting her mother Mrs McFall. Mrs Elizabeth Thomas and daughter Dora visit Mrs James Houten at Brewersville. Joe Minor and wife and Mrs Mary Davis of Burney visited John Hayes’s family last Sunday. Rev W F Roberts of Letts visited this week. Mrs Minnie Ellison returned to Greensburg after visiting her mother Mrs Shepherd. William West and family returned to Oxford Ohio after visiting Isaac Wynn’s family. Frank Brennan and wife returned to Rushville after visiting Levi Burns and family. George Nicholson and family and Mrs Cora Parker and daughter visiting friends at Otter Creek. George Hawkins of Clermont county and family visiting his sister Mrs Henry Starkey.

Carl Davis Carl Shafer Indianapolis Everett Hull Milton Keith Flatrock Henry Taylor Ida Hueckersmith Rushville McFall Elizabeth Thomas Dora James Houten Brewersville Joe Minor Mary Davis Burney John Hayes W. F. Roberts Letts Observer Minnie Ellison Greensburg Shepherd William West Oxford Ohio Isaac Wynn Frank Brennan Levi Burns George Nicholson Cora Parker Otter Creek George Hawkins Clermont County Henry Starkey

One year old dies after illness. burial in new cemetery

Short obituary notes a one year old child died last Sunday afternoon after several days illness and was buried in the new cemetery. The item also lists numerous local visits and congregation notices for Westport and Mt. Pleasant including a basket meeting and talks by Dr. Bovard and Rev. Beach at Mt. Pleasant.

New Cemetery Jake Rush Greensburg John Ballman Mt. Pleasant J. P. Lathrop William S. Bovard Moores Hill College E Ivy

Also Mentioned on This Page

Panther Creek James Martin Westport A. L. Jessup B. F. Bower Millhus A. Richardson Our Creek Osgood C. Holmes John Wright Newpoint Joel Walker Walker Carl Wolfe Stella Keart Mrs. Jerman Mrs. Camden Jennie Starks Conservatory of Music M. E Clarsburg Cliffy Alma Worland James Conk’s Creensburg Richard Fowler West Linegar Martha Eva Worland Merle Miers Clavenece and Charles Pickett Dayton Kentucky Mrs Ella Goins and Iey Wolfe Ernest Embry Sherwi Miers Oda Messenheimer George Gililand Rugby Mell Minor Williams St Paul Wes. Baker Sanders Clarence Pumphre John Minor Mary Worland Lela Simmonds Flatrock Cave Arthur Donnell Shaw Davis William Harrell Sandusky Louella Dravis Leota McConnell Mary Robison Lillian Russell Elizabeth and Isabelle Hamilton E. S. Hamilton Will Smiley Flat Rock Glen Elliott Luther Sherman Pumphrey L. T. Howell J. S. Minor Mr. Hayes Rev. Wayhinger Kansas Prof A. E. Jeffrey Connersville Clay Alexander W. A. Pavey The Baptist Church Bro. Pavy Letts Corner Fred Luther Maud Williams Gace Dissinger Mary Kenton Bert Shafer Pierce Mrs. Wiles George Lugenbell James Chambers Jessie Rutherford Methodist Notes Emma Billin Epworth W. S. Bovard Burke's Chapel Foleys Kidneycure Geo. W. Magee Decatur County Fair Association Decatur County Managment
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